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Terry Huggett is locating stressed rock bolts before modulus testing underlying rock in the batters of Wivenhoe…
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Terry Huggett is locating stressed rock bolts before modulus testing underlying rock in the batters of Wivenhoe…
Retired SMEC Geomechanics Engineer Terry Huggett expresses his appreciation for the role that he had working in the Geomechanics branch of the Scientific Services Division of the Snowy Mountains Authority and later on with SMEC. Terry reinforces the importance of preserving the history associated with the scientific research and investigation conducted by the Snowy and SMEC in Cooma.
H1HC are submitting a grant application under Steam 1 of the Federal Government’s Regional Precincts and Partnerships Program. If successful, the proposed repurposing of the SMEC Fluid Mechanics Laboratory at 220-226 Sharp St Cooma will anchor a dynamic precinct which will be known as the Monaro Education Engineering Culture and Arts Precinct (MEECAP).
With a keen interest in the legacy and evolution of engineering practice, Rosie brings a unique perspective…
RENEWAL – SMEC Snowy 2.0 engineer Kevin Golding introduces himself… we see this as renewal/the Snowy scheme story is being re-lived and told again/this is also at the core of the Hydro1 Heritage story – the ‘modern way of doing things’ is in many ways different, nevertheless it’s origins are from the past.
After months of work, this afternoon the Hydro1 Heritage Centre Committee submitted its 72 page on-line application…
When the Snowy Mountains Engineering Corporation (SMEC) was established in 1970, it operated from within the original…
Ian Hampton has served on the committee of Hydro One Heritage Centre, Inc., a volunteer-led organisation dedicated…